High Street, Hurley, Maidenhead, Berkshire

Hurley Manor is a stunning seven-bedroom family home extending to approximately 7,000 sq ft, set within a prestigious private gated estate in the highly sought-after village of Hurley, Berkshire. Positioned just moments from the village’s restaurants, pubs and hotels, the property offers an exceptional balance of privacy, luxury and convenience.

Originally constructed in the 1920s in the elegant Lutyens style and once serving as a base for the U. S. Secret Service during the Second World War, the property has been thoughtfully enhanced with a striking contemporary glass and timber extension. The result is a beautifully curated home blending period charm with modern design.

The principal bedroom suite enjoys a private balcony
overlooking the gardens and lake, together with an en suite
bathroom and dressing area. There are four further bedrooms
on the first floor, one of which benefits from an en suite, in
addition to a family bathroom. The second floor provides two further bedroom suites, each with dressing areas and en suite facilities, enhanced by distinctive circular skylights.

The property is set within beautifully landscaped grounds
offering a high degree of privacy. Mature trees and planting
provide an attractive setting, while terraces create excellent spaces for outdoor entertaining. A picturesque lake with stepping stones and fountains forms a focal point of the garden, complemented by two contemporary studio annexes, each comprising a sitting room, kitchenette, mezzanine bedroom and shower room.

Hurley is a charming riverside village in Berkshire, approximately 32 miles west of central London. The property is conveniently located for Maidenhead (5 miles) and Henley-on-Thames (4.6 miles), with excellent rail connections via the Elizabeth Line providing direct access to London Paddington in around 30 minutes.

The area offers a wide range of leisure facilities, including golf,
tennis and countryside walks, as well as access to highly regarded schools such as Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School, Wycombe Abbey and Eton College.